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Ever wondered if your back pain is more than just a muscle ache? This video dives into the mystery of kidney stones, how to spot them, and easy home tests to figure out what's going on. Plus, we show you simple exercises to ease the pain and improve comfort. Don't miss out—subscribe for more health tips and let us know in the comments what you found most helpful! #health #wellness #backpain #kidneystones #tips

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0:00 - Identifying Causes of Back Pain
0:36 - Pain Locations and Kidney Stone Movement
1:01 - Testing for Kidney Stone Pain
1:32 - Seeking Treatment and Medical Advice
1:59 - Guided Exercises for Relief

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Transcript
00:00It's not easy at all for us to figure out the cause of this pain.
00:03This boggles the minds of even doctors and physical therapists.
00:07And to resolve the back pain once and for all, you need to know what the problem is.
00:10Kidney stones or renal calculic, the clue for this pain is that it comes and goes out of nowhere.
00:16It's the kind of pain that makes you restless because there's no comfortable position,
00:20no movement that relieves it, and it seems to run like clockwork.
00:23Every 20 minutes or so, it starts getting worse.
00:26You get all restless and out of nowhere, it eases up.
00:30Depending on where the pain is, we can guess where the calculus is, where the stone is located.
00:35If you're feeling pain in your ribs, in your back, in the lower part of your ribs,
00:40the stone is in the kidney or it's leaving the kidney.
00:44If the stone is on its way between the kidney and the bladder in the ureter,
00:48that pain moves to the side of the belly.
00:50And when it reaches the bladder, that pain spreads to the private area, to the genital area,
00:58or else to the upper thigh, to the groin, between the thighs.
01:02There's a super easy test to find out if the pain you're feeling is from a kidney stone or not.
01:07You're going to make a fist like this, thumb not on top, but on the side.
01:11The idea is for the top part of the hand to be completely flat.
01:15With this part of the hand, you're going to lightly tap next to the spine.
01:21The idea isn't to hurt.
01:23The idea is to shake things inside.
01:26If it's a kidney stone causing this pain you're feeling,
01:29the moment it shakes inside, you'll feel very intense pain.
01:32Aheaderic sizes we're going to do shortly will help relax the tension in the muscles,
01:38especially the psoas muscle, which is connected to the kidney,
01:42and make this process of passing the stone more comfortable, easier for you.
01:47And remember that it's important for you to see a nephrologist, a kidney specialist,
01:52both to know how to deal with this stone that's causing pain right now,
01:56and to prevent other stones from appearing.
01:59For the next exercise, we're going to lie down on our stomachs.
02:03It can be on the couch, in bed, or even on the floor, if that's comfortable for you.
02:08Lie down on your stomach and prop yourself up on your elbows.
02:12Try to look forward and push your chest forward.
02:15If your neck hurts, keep your chest forward and just look down as far as it feels comfortable,
02:20until this neck pain goes away, okay?
02:24This position is already a kind of stretch for everything in front of the spine.
02:30Muscle, psoas, intestines, kidney, liver, but it also improves the ligaments.
02:38Breathe in a relaxed way.
02:40If you want to take it a step further, increase the stretch.
02:43You can use your breath to deepen the stretch.
02:46Exhale for a count of three.
02:47On four, you inhale.
02:50Watch.
02:57Count at your own pace.
03:00Slowly, stay in this position using the breathing that deepens the stretch for a minute.
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